Moisture inside of tires???

I have a new set of tires and they are currently sitting in the bed of my truck (chained) and it is pouring and has been for two days and will be for a week. I was going to get them put on tomorrow but I am worried about moisture being inside of them when they are put on.

Is this something to worry about?

If i just wipe them down with a towel will that work or do they need to be absolutely bone dry?

Do i need to worry about rusting my wheels (stock TRD sport) from the inside out?

Thanks guys, I obviously know nothing about trucks or tires, hence why i am asking!

 

I don't think it will matter. All my tractors have tires with air, water, and antifreeze in them. I just don't think a little moisture in our taco tires will matter. Just wipe them out.

 

I would try to get the majority of the water out just to be on the safe side. Let them air dry over night if you can and then wrap them in garbage bags for tomorrow. I wouldn't think they would have to be bone dry. Your wheels shouldn't rust out on you. The water will evaporate over time, so you'll be okay.

 

Wipe them out and let it roll.

If you are really concerned after they are mounted remove the valve stems then pressurize them a few times and allow the air to blow out. They should now be dry, reinstall the stems and air up to pressure.